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In Japan, women were O equal to men. O subordinate to men. O somewhat equal to men because they could divorce their husbands for any reason. somewhat equal to men because they could own property.
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In Japan, women were

O equal to men.
O subordinate to men.
O somewhat equal to men because they could divorce their husbands for any reason.
somewhat equal to men because they could own property.

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